Beáta Huszka
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EDUCATION
September 2003-present:
PhD candidate (fifth year), International Relations and European Studies Department, Central
European University
Dissertation title: The role of economics in creating arguments for self-determination in
Serbia and Montenegro

July 2007: CEU Summer course on Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations
and Local Financial Management, Central European University

January-May 2006: Visiting student at the European University Institute (EUI), Florence,
Italy

September 2001-June 2002:
MA in Nationalism Studies, Central European University,
Thesis title: The role of rational and irrational factors in the secessionist movement of
Montenegro

July 2002: Transition Economics – a course at the Prishtina Summer University in Kosovo
September 1994-July 2001:
Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BUES), Major: IRES
Degree: MA in Economics and International Relations

September-December 1999:
Communication School at the University of the Nations in Melbourne, Australia

September-December 1996:
A three-months course at the Faculty of Humanities in Lausanne, Switzerland

SCHOLARSHIPS
May-June 2007: visiting researcher, Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels

February-April 2007: visiting scholar, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars,
Washington DC

May 2006-July 2007: International Policy Fellowship (IPF), affiliated with the Open Society
Institute, Budapest
Project title: Regional movements in Serbia – Sources of conflict or part of the solution?

EXPERIENCE
October 2002-present:
Public Foundation for European Comparative Minority Research (Budapest)
Researcher, research topics:
– economic transition in Vojvodina and Serbia,
– the economic situation of the Hungarian minority in Vojvodina.

September-December 2004: research and teaching assistant at CEU, IRES department, course
title: Europeanization and Politics of Central and South Eastern Europe, lecturer: Nicole
Lindstrom
Title of research: Investing in the Western Balkans,
A Strategy Paper prepared for the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

March-August 1999:
Tempus Public Foundation, Budapest
Part time position of project monitoring

ADDITIONAL SKILLS
Languages: Hungarian (native), English: fluent, German: good, [Advanced level international
exam with a business focus (Goethe Institute, PWD), 2001]

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